Allende Triana is a tasca-restaurant serving traditional Canarian cuisine with a contemporary approach, located in the pedestrian shopping area of Triana, at the corner of Calle Domingo J. Navarro and Viera y Clavijo in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It offers sharing dishes and a menu of classic cooking reinterpreted, with set menus for groups. It is the second venue of the Allende Restauración group and has been open since December 2010. Online booking and click-and-collect are available.
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